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Tampa Flower Shop Offers Splash of Color During Dark Times - Bay News 9

Vasconcelo.She says she hopes that this year, brightening those April showers with her own bit of sunshine will make for happier days ahead.This week, they are giving out free palms and prayer plants ahead of Easter Sunday.If you would like to help Bloomingday’s Flower Shop stay afloat during this difficult time, they are accepting donations in exchange for the free flowers.They are also open for delivery for Easter, Mother’s Day, or any upcoming occasion. https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/news/2020/04/04/tampa-flower-shop-offers-splash-of-color-during-dark-times

Local florist gets accredited by national institution - Valley morning Star

However, that did not stop him and only made him want to work harder.“You get that little anger to prove them wrong, it is like fuel to me, the naysayers. It is very important for me to prove the Valley is a part of Texas and there is more to it,” he said.ecavazos@valleystar.com... https://www.valleymorningstar.com/2020/07/23/local-florist-gets-accredited-national-institution/

Even in health emergency, Mother's Day takes the cake for B.C. bakers and florists - CBC.ca

Cakes are not made in a day," she said. "It's a process to make beautiful, mousse-layered cakes." She said anyone who missed out on picking up cake or flowers shouldn't stress too much. "You can celebrate mom any Sunday."... https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/coronavirus-covid-19-mother-s-day-b-c-1.5562832

5 Best Florists in Los Angeles?? - Kev's Best

California flowersThe Conservatory Florist – considered to be a Floral and Event StudioFrench FloristFrench Florist is considered to be the top-player florist in the online community as they can provide flowers not just in Los Angeles but across the world. Their services are performing at its best. The shop has partnered with various professionals for delivery service to enable them to provide the same-day flower delivery in Los Angeles as an agency. Making all flower arrangements very expressive and artistic.Ever since 1978, the French Florist is the first choice in Los Angeles of the various entertainment business and even celebrities. They believe that through the blossoming flowers, one can express its emotions to others. Flowers can also be picked up personally at their store. They have comprehensive flower arrangements for any occasions.Products/Services:Birthday Flowers, Sympathy Flowers, Occasions, Plants, Wedding Flowers, Flower DeliveryLOCATION:Address: 8658 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035Phone: (310) 659-7700Website: www.frenchflorist.comREVIEWS:“I would like to thank this flower shop for sending me such a beautiful bouquet. I loved how you guys wrap the flowers. It was so elegant and classy. My husband made a great choice by ordering flowers from your shop. I really loved your flowers. I will definitely visit your shop to see more beautiful flowers.” – Ollie StevensonSonny Alexander FlowersSonny Alexander Flowers. Source: Screenshot from www.sonnyalexanderflorists.comSonny Alexander Flowers is a professional flower shop offering elegant flower arrangements for different events and occassions. The shop is currently located in Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles. The sho... https://kevsbest.com/best-florists-in-los-angeles/

Flowers, flowers and more flowers | News - Norfolk Daily News

No flower is quite so welcome as the first one to open in spring. And fortunately for gardeners in the Midwest, some of them are tough enough to bloom even through a snow drift. Spring bulbs like snowdrops, squill and crocus are some of the earliest flowers to open, with daffodils, hyacinths and tulips soon to follow.There are some wonderful perennials for blossom and color early in the spring also. Though it will vary according to microclimate, the perennials below begin to bloom in March or April and are listed generally in order of “appearance.”Lenten rose, Hellebore. Large, cup-shaped, rose-like flowers open in March and bloom for eight to 10 weeks. Colors range from pale green to white, pink ... https://norfolkdailynews.com/news/flowers-flowers-and-more-flowers/article_55f0263a-865a-11ea-808d-132d652ee69e.html

Massachusetts relaxes rules on florists, car dealers, other businesses - SouthCoastToday.com

Massachusetts relaxes rules on florists, car dealers, other businesses  SouthCoastToday.comCoronavirus restrictions on Massachusetts florists, retail ease ahead of Mother's Day  Boston HeraldFlowers for Mom: Baker loosens retail restrictions prior to May 18  Boston Business JournalFlorists allowed to fulfill orders ahead of Mother’s Day in Massachusetts — with some restrictions  MassLive.comBaker Eases Tight Restrictions on Floral Shops, Garden Businesses Ahead of Mother’s Day  nbcboston.comView Full Coverage on Google News... https://www.southcoasttoday.com/news/20200505/massachusetts-relaxes-rules-on-florists-car-dealers-other-businesses

On Mother’s Day, Mass. Florists Struggle to Meet Demand - nbcboston.com

Florists in Massachusetts struggled to meet the demand for flowers this weekend as families observed Mother's Day, Sunday. Many florists stopped taking orders for Mother’s Day after selling out. Central Square Florist in Cambridge was one of the few still taking orders and delivering.Herbert Berg Florist in Worcester said demand was too high because they are short staffed and have a limited supply. "When we all closed up the beginning of March and April, nobody was buying flowers so the suppliers had nowhere to sell them to," said Sally Jablonski, owner of Herbert Berg Florist. "They were just dumping all the flowers."Gov. Charlie Baker allowed florists and some other non-essential businesses to open — on a remote basis — in time for Mother’s Day, but some business owners said it wasn’t enough time to prepare.Some businesses, however, got creative to make the day special. Monument Restaurant in Charlestown partnered with a local florist, Junebug, to create dozens of pre-ordered breakfas... https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/businesses-adjust-to-mothers-day-during-pandemic/2121803/

Winston Flowers is closing three retail florist shops - The Boston Globe

Boston Design Studio and Winston Flowers & Garden center in Chestnut Hill.“While we are downsizing our portfolio of retail stores throughout Massachusetts, this is definitely not goodbye,” the owners wrote. “While it saddens us that we will not be a daily presence in your community, we hope to remain a constant presence in your lives.”Janelle Nanos can be reached at janelle.nanos@globe.com. Follow her on Twitter @janellenanos. https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/05/28/business/winston-flowers-is-closing-three-retail-florist-shops/

At Christmas time, poinsettias for everyone who mattered - The Boston Globe

He travels as far north as Wells, Maine, (“That’s where the owners of the Valerie’s Restaurant in Ogunquit are buried. They used to make Caesar salad right at the table.”); and as far south as the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne where Dennis LeFort, one of his best friends, is buried (“He was a Frenchman”). It takes him a week to make the flower arrangements, (“I make each bow myself”) and a week to deliver them. He says he doesn’t mind. “It’s nice to remember all the good people I’ve known.”The day we drive to Everett, his poinsettias are already on all of the graves. He finished early this year, Dec. 1. “Which cemetery do you want to go to so I can see your work?” I ask him, thinking he’ll choose someplace close to where he lives in Quincy. But he chooses Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett because that’s where most of his family is buried and where he will be buried. His stone is already engraved, he tells me.Fred was diagnosed with cancer this year. But he insists he’s in great shape for the shape he’s in. The cancer is gone (“That’s what they say”), and after some hard months, he has his strength back. Most of it, at least. This day he says, with a shrug and a smile, “If this is my last Christmas, I’m gonna enjoy it.” Then he eases himself into my car, propping his cane between his knees.AdvertisementHe tells me stories as I drive. At the cemetery, he tells me more stories. He points to his brothers’ graves. One is a World War II veteran. The other a veteran of Korea. “There were six of us,” he says. “Boy, girl, boy, girl. Boy, girl. I’m the only one left.”There’s snow on the ground and the snow has buried his poinsettias. He walks slowly with his cane and points to where the flowers should be. I dig and find five red flowers in one spot, and five more in another.Next we head to his parents’ grave. “My dad was 56 when he died. My mom died 29 years ago on Sept. 8. I come here every Saturday morning after I go to the Market Basket. I cruise by and say hello to my brothers and sister. I say, “I’m here, Bob! I’m here Mel and Ruth and John!”That’s what he does at Christmas. He stops and says, “I’m here!” He stands at the graves of all the people who were important in his life and says, “Merry Christmas. I’ll never forget you.” And, with a tip of his hat, “I’ll see you one of these days.”AdvertisementBeverly Beckham’s column appears every two weeks. She can be reached at bev@beverlybeckham.com. https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/globelocal/2019/12/11/christmas-time-poinsettias-for-everyone-who-mattered/rMrpN2ISnDXX7pdSDe0fXN/story.html